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Natural Handmade Body Wash for BJJ Athletes, Tea Tree + Mint, 3 oz — 24-Pack

Twenty-four travel bottles. Academy shelf stock.

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is the closest-contact sport most people will ever do. An hour of skin-to-skin friction with multiple training partners on shared mats, then a shower with whatever soap the academy decided to put in the dispenser. That dispenser is typically filled on price, not on what's in the bottle.

Twenty-four bottles is where this stops being a personal order. It stocks a front-desk shelf, fills the goodie bags at a seminar, or covers a competition team through a season with one bottle each and spares.

The 3 oz form factor is the reason the brand exists. It fits in the gym bag. It travels to the seminar, the tournament, the open mat, the hotel. Twenty-four of them means nobody on your mats has to rely on the dispenser again.

Built specifically for BJJ athletes by a Gracie Barra black belt who caught MRSA on the mat and started carrying his own soap to class. Tea tree and mint are documented to deliver antifungal and antimicrobial properties at the moment the skin barrier is most vulnerable right after training.

What's in it: Saponified organic coconut, olive, and jojoba oils, vegetable glycerin, organic guar gum, tea tree essential oil blend, rosemary extract, organic aloe vera, peppermint leaves.

What's not in it: No triclosan. No parabens. No phthalates. No endocrine disruptors. Cruelty-free.

Made in Vermont. Small-batch. Handmade.

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Natural Handmade Body Wash for BJJ Athletes, Tea Tree + Mint, 3 oz — 48-Pack

Forty-eight travel bottles. The lowest per-bottle cost Kimura sells.

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is the closest-contact sport most people will ever do. An hour of skin-to-skin friction with multiple training partners on shared mats, then a shower with whatever soap the academy decided to put in the dispenser. That dispenser is typically filled on price, not on what's in the bottle.

This is the academy program pack. Forty-eight bottles covers a retail shelf for a year, a new-member gift for every signup in a season, or a full team through competition prep with spares in the bag.

If you're an academy owner, an affiliate, or a coach deciding whether to carry Kimura, this is where the unit economics work. Buy at $8.80 per bottle, sell at $11, and the shelf pays for itself.

Built specifically for BJJ athletes by a Gracie Barra black belt who caught MRSA on the mat and started carrying his own soap to class. Every bottle prints the full ingredient list — hand one to a member who asks what's in it and the conversation ends there.

What's in it: Saponified organic coconut, olive, and jojoba oils, vegetable glycerin, organic guar gum, tea tree essential oil blend, rosemary extract, organic aloe vera, peppermint leaves.

What's not in it: No triclosan. No parabens. No phthalates. No endocrine disruptors. Cruelty-free.

Made in Vermont. Small-batch. Handmade.

Clean body. Clear mind.

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Natural Handmade Body Wash for BJJ Athletes, Tea Tree + Mint, 16 oz — 6-Pack

Six home-shower bottles. Roughly a year for one household.

Most commercial body wash is loaded with triclosan, parabens, and phthalates. Triclosan is linked to MRSA — the bacterial infection the founder of Kimura caught on the mat. Parabens and phthalates are endocrine disruptors absorbed through the skin at the moment it's most vulnerable: right after training. The supermarket aisle was built for shelf appeal, not for an athlete who just spent an hour rolling with nine training partners on shared mat space.

Each 16 oz bottle lasts 1.5–3 months with daily use. Six covers a single athlete for the better part of a year, or a household of two through a hard training season.

Kimura is built without chemicals. With the ingredients that actually do the work. Tea tree and mint for documented antifungal and antimicrobial properties. Saponified organic coconut, olive, and jojoba oils for a lather strong enough to remove mat residue without stripping the skin. Organic aloe and rosemary extract to support the skin barrier through daily training use.

One bottle. Head to toe. Every session. The one the athlete, the partner, and the kids all use without anyone in the household having to second-guess what's in it.

What's in it: Saponified organic coconut, olive, and jojoba oils, vegetable glycerin, organic guar gum, tea tree essential oil blend, rosemary extract, organic aloe vera, peppermint leaves.

What's not in it: No triclosan. No parabens. No phthalates. No endocrine disruptors. Cruelty-free.

Made in Vermont. Small-batch. Handmade.

Clean body. Clear mind.

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Natural Handmade Body Wash for BJJ Athletes, Tea Tree + Mint, 16 oz — 12-Pack

Twelve home-shower bottles. A household order that becomes an academy order.

Most commercial body wash is loaded with triclosan, parabens, and phthalates. Triclosan is linked to MRSA — the bacterial infection the founder of Kimura caught on the mat. Parabens and phthalates are endocrine disruptors absorbed through the skin at the moment it's most vulnerable: right after training. The supermarket aisle was built for shelf appeal, not for an athlete who just spent an hour rolling with nine training partners on shared mat space.

Each bottle lasts 1.5–3 months with daily use. Twelve is a two-to-three-year supply for one athlete, a year for a family, or a front-desk shelf you can resell at retail and still hold margin.

Kimura is built without chemicals. With the ingredients that actually do the work. Tea tree and mint for documented antifungal and antimicrobial properties. Saponified organic coconut, olive, and jojoba oils for a lather strong enough to remove mat residue without stripping the skin. Organic aloe and rosemary extract to support the skin barrier through daily training use.

Gentle enough for sensitive skin — including customers with significantly compromised skin barriers who use it daily without reaction. Strong enough to do the job after a hard roll.

What's in it: Saponified organic coconut, olive, and jojoba oils, vegetable glycerin, organic guar gum, tea tree essential oil blend, rosemary extract, organic aloe vera, peppermint leaves.

What's not in it: No triclosan. No parabens. No phthalates. No endocrine disruptors. Cruelty-free.

Made in Vermont. Small-batch. Handmade.

Clean body. Clear mind.

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Natural Handmade Body Wash for BJJ Athletes, Tea Tree + Mint, 16 oz — 24-Pack

Twenty-four home-shower bottles. Retail shelf stock.

Most commercial body wash is loaded with triclosan, parabens, and phthalates. Triclosan is linked to MRSA — the bacterial infection the founder of Kimura caught on the mat. Parabens and phthalates are endocrine disruptors absorbed through the skin at the moment it's most vulnerable: right after training. The supermarket aisle was built for shelf appeal, not for an athlete who just spent an hour rolling with nine training partners on shared mat space.

Twenty-four bottles is a genuine retail position. At $19.55 a bottle against a $23 retail price, an academy shelf carries real margin — and members get a product with the full ingredient list printed on it rather than whatever the dispenser holds.

Kimura is built without chemicals. With the ingredients that actually do the work. Tea tree and mint for documented antifungal and antimicrobial properties. Saponified organic coconut, olive, and jojoba oils for a lather strong enough to remove mat residue without stripping the skin. Organic aloe and rosemary extract to support the skin barrier through daily training use.

What's in it: Saponified organic coconut, olive, and jojoba oils, vegetable glycerin, organic guar gum, tea tree essential oil blend, rosemary extract, organic aloe vera, peppermint leaves.

What's not in it: No triclosan. No parabens. No phthalates. No endocrine disruptors. Cruelty-free.

Made in Vermont. Small-batch. Handmade.

Clean body. Clear mind.

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Natural Handmade Body Wash for BJJ Athletes, Tea Tree + Mint, 16 oz — 48-Pack

Forty-eight home-shower bottles. The lowest per-bottle cost Kimura sells.

Most commercial body wash is loaded with triclosan, parabens, and phthalates. Triclosan is linked to MRSA — the bacterial infection the founder of Kimura caught on the mat. Parabens and phthalates are endocrine disruptors absorbed through the skin at the moment it's most vulnerable: right after training. The supermarket aisle was built for shelf appeal, not for an athlete who just spent an hour rolling with nine training partners on shared mat space.

This is the academy program pack. At $18.40 a bottle against $23 retail, forty-eight bottles stocks a shelf for a year, covers a new-member gift for every signup in a season, or supplies a competition team with room to spare.

If you're an academy owner, an affiliate, or a coach deciding whether to carry Kimura, this is the order that makes the economics work.

Kimura is built without chemicals. With the ingredients that actually do the work. Tea tree and mint for documented antifungal and antimicrobial properties. Saponified organic coconut, olive, and jojoba oils for a lather strong enough to remove mat residue without stripping the skin.

What's in it: Saponified organic coconut, olive, and jojoba oils, vegetable glycerin, organic guar gum, tea tree essential oil blend, rosemary extract, organic aloe vera, peppermint leaves.

What's not in it: No triclosan. No parabens. No phthalates. No endocrine disruptors. Cruelty-free.

Made in Vermont. Small-batch. Handmade.

Clean body. Clear mind.

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